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AppleInsider | MGM flicks arrive on Apple’s iTunes Store:

MGM flicks arrive on Apple’s iTunes Store By AppleInsider Staff Published: 09:00 AM EST Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM) and Apple announced Wednesday that MGM is now offering titles from its catalog of feature films for purchase and download on the iTunes Store.

TUAW : AppleTV Commercial Follow-up:

Apple TV Commercial Follow-Up by Erica Sadun, The Unofficial Apple Weblog Eagle-eyed TUAW reader Klemens noticed that the Apple TV in the commercial had only a power-cord and no connections to a TV. Here are a few other things you may (or may not) have noticed.

Price drop: AirPods airplane adapter makes in-flight entertainment sound great

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Use your AirPods to hear the plane's in-flight movies with this inexpensive Bluetooth transmitter and receiver.
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Even in 2025, most in-flight entertainment systems don’t offer Bluetooth connections. But with this affordable Bluetooth adapter, you can pop in your AirPods and enjoy your choice of the airline’s featured movies, TV shows and music in a glorious state of noise-cancellation-induced bliss.

That’s way better than packing an additional pair of wired headphones or using (or even purchasing) a crappy pair of earbuds on the plane. That’s why this Eve II Bluetooth Transmitter and Receiver is such a useful device for travelers. Perfect for any upcoming air travel, it’s on sale now for only $34.97 (regularly $59) with free shipping.

This app lets you download videos directly from major streamers

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All-in-one streaming video downloader Keeprix makes it easy to watch offline.
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Streaming is great until you want to watch something offline, save a show before it disappears, or avoid the limits most platforms put on downloads — that’s when you need a streaming downloader like Keeprix.

It works with Netflix, YouTube and other major streaming services, letting you save the videos you care about so you can watch them whenever you want. That means no dealing with ads, expiration timers or unreliable Wi-Fi.

A lifetime subscription to Keeprix just went on sale for $95.99 (regularly $159.99).

Update your HomePod smart speaker with the latest software

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Here’s how to be sure you have the latest HomePod software update. Or stop your smart speaker from updating automatically.
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The HomePod operating system occasionally needs updating, because the device is a lot more than a simple speaker — it’s a computer. Here’s how to make sure your Apple smart speaker has the software version released last week. The new HomePod Software version 26.2 is a simple bug-fix update, but it’s still worth installing. Who wants bugs? 

If you depend on automatic updates, it’s possible your smart speaker hasn’t yet installed the update. Here’s how to do so manually.

Price drop: This iPad and MacBook stand stashes a USB-C hub in its aluminum arm

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Turn your iPad or MacBook into a sunflower iMac G4.
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The Casa Hub 360 lifts laptops and tablets off your desk to make them more ergonomic to use. But this iPad and MacBook dock stand also packs a happy surprise in its incredibly flexible (and sturdy) arm. The load-bearing arm — capable of holding aloft nearly 10 pounds — doubles as a USB-C hub, offering multiple ports.

It moves elegantly, something like the iMac G4, and spins around 360 degrees, so you can get your viewing angle just right. (See it in action in the video below.) Right now, you can grab a Casa Hub 360 on sale for just $93.99 instead of the usual $129.

Public beta testers get first look at iOS 26.3 and macOS Tahoe 26.3

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Developers get first look at iOS 26.3 and macOS Tahoe 26.3
Apple forges ahead with beta testing iOS 26.3, macOS 26.3 and more.
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Apple made the first betas of iOS 26.3 and macOS 26.3 available to anyone interested in testing them on Wednesday. This comes two days after developers got access to these betas, and less than a week after the final 26.2 versions went out to users around the world.

The same goes for iPadOS 26.3 beta 1, watchOS 26.3 beta 1, tvOS 26.3 beta 1 and visionOS 26.3 beta 1.

Holiday rush: Get up to 25% off Sonos headphones, soundbars and speakers

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Sonos Ace headphones
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Sonos, a top name in quality audio, gives you a shot at in-time gift shipping on Sonos holiday deals at up to 25% off regular prices — similiar price tags to recent Black Friday bargains.

And Sonos often marks items with likely delivery dates, so you can get an idea if it’ll arrive on time, as in before Christmas.

Everything new in iOS 26.2: Great new features (and plenty of bug fixes)

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iOS 26.2 could be the one everyone is pushed to update to.
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In addition to hundreds of bug fixes, iOS 26.2 brings much-needed refinement to the iPhone’s operating system — along with more than 20 new features.

iOS 26.2, which Apple released Friday, lets you turn your reminders into alarms, so they’re impossible to ignore. Apple Podcasts gains automatic chapters and links. And the controversial Liquid Glass user interface continues to be refined and tweaked.

There are subtle improvements everywhere. Here’s the complete list of exciting changes in iOS 26.2. Keep reading or watch our video.

When to expect iOS 26.2 release in your time zone [It’s out now!]

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When to expect iOS 26.2 release in your time zone
iOS 26.2 is out!
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The wait for iOS 26.2 is over! Apple’s latest update to the iPhone operating system includes a useful change to AirDrop file sharing, a prominent tweak to Liquid Glass and more. We expected it all week, and it’s finally out.

The update is joined by macOS Tahoe 26.2, iPadOS 26.2, watchOS 26.2, tvOS 26.2 and visionOS 26.2, all at the same time.

AirPods Pro 3 drop below $200 for the very first time

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Save now on Apple's best earbuds.
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If you waited for an AirPods Pro 3 deal that beats Black Friday and Cyber Monday, your moment has arrived. Apple’s excellent noise-canceling earbuds are way down to just $199. That’s a 20% discount off the newly upgraded earbuds — and $20 less than Black Friday.

AirPods Pro 3 bring new features, including a heart rate monitor, revved-up audio quality and redesigned ear tips for better active noise cancellation. Plus, like the previous model, they can even function as clinical-grade hearing aids.

Make no mistake: These are the best wireless earbuds you can buy for your iPhone, Mac and other Apple gear. Nothing can match how seamlessly AirPods integrate with Apple devices.